Patricia,
Racism used to disrupt the midterm election.
Immediately after the unelected right-wing majority on the Supreme Court dismantled vital voting rights protections, state legislatures across the South implemented district maps designed to deny the power of voters of color to elect candidates who share our lived experiences.
Now the president is ramping up his attacks on our right to mail-in voting, despite continually voting by mail himself.
Just yesterday the Supreme Court allowed the U.S. Postal Service to proceed in implementing his executive order that would severely restrict mail-in voting -- before the midterm elections.
This could create chaos and disenfranchisement of millions who rely on voting by mail, especially Tribal members living on reservations.
Please sign on to send a quick message to your U.S. Representative, demanding they take urgent action to fix this crisis and ensure fair elections for the midterms this November, including passing a new resolution pushing to restore and expand the Voting Rights Act.
DEMAND OUR VOTING RIGHTSNative peoples’ right to vote is intertwined with our right to sovereignty and self-governance over our lands, our communities, and our resources.
Native Organizers Alliance Action Fund will keep working with Tribal Nations, Native voters, and community partners to protect the shared right to vote, expand self-governance and access to the ballot, ensure our voices are heard, and build a more deeply democratic society for all -- where Native voters have equal access to voting and can participate in the decisions that affect our lives.
That includes supporting the recently introduced resolution in the U.S. House of Representatives, which calls for urgent action to:
Speak up now to urge your U.S. Representative to support and pass this resolution right away.
Hawwih (thank you) for taking action.
To overcome chaos, totalitarianism, and repression, we must build a majority movement, which can leverage our community power to show our elected officials that a multiracial mass movement is growing and is taking action. We’re helping grow this movement together.
Judith LeBlanc (Caddo)
Executive Director
BUILD NATIVE POLITICAL POWER
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